A twelve word application: "Can you create an app like Fetch? Coupon, points rewards system." Two calls, a payment at 2:11pm, and by 5:11pm the same afternoon a receipt rewards app was live: scan a slip, the store, the date and every line come off it, points land, brand offers pay a bonus automatically, and the points cash out for gift cards. Renamed and reshaped to the owner's notes by 7:04pm. A website for it the next afternoon, in 69 minutes.
It installs from the browser, no app store. Sign in with a six digit code emailed to you, no password, no social account. The public site, with Deals, Trending and the blog, is at lovablewallet.theappyouwant.com.
Open Lovable Wallet →That was the whole application, on a Wednesday afternoon. Fetch is a receipt rewards app with a very large company behind it, and the ask was the same idea under the owner's own name, earning through the owner's own Amazon affiliate account and Google ad space. The gameplan call was Thursday at 11:30am, a second one Friday at noon, and the payment landed at 2:11pm Friday.
At 5:11pm the app was live. Snap a receipt and it reads the store, the date and every line. The points land on their own, and the same receipt never counts twice. Brand offers pay a bonus automatically. Points cash out for gift cards, cash or store credit. An owner side to approve scans, adjust points and see what members buy. Four minutes later the owner's first notes arrived: the name should be Lovable Wallet, and make it look about 75 percent like Fetch. By 7:04pm it was Lovable Wallet top to bottom, shaped like Fetch, with sign in by emailed code so a sign in never costs the owner a cent.
The photo turns into text on the member's own phone and the app parses it: the store matched against about 150 chains, the date, the total, every item line. An AI read on the owner's own account, at cost, sits on top for crumpled and faded slips.
Base points per receipt, a streak bonus, 500 for a referral. The same receipt never counts twice and there is a daily scan limit. Every point is in a ledger the member can read.
The owner writes an offer, any Pepsi 12 pack, Tide, Chobani, Cheerios, shop at Kroger this week. When a scanned line matches, the bonus lands by itself and the member sees exactly which line hit.
Gift cards, cash or store credit from 5,000 points. An Amazon shelf on the owner's affiliate tag and Google ad space on the owner's own keys. And a public site with Deals, Trending, Blog, About, Contact, privacy and terms, the set the ad programs look for.
Text that comes off a member's own phone comes from a device the member controls, and a determined member could edit it before it is sent. So points from a phone read are pending until the owner approves the scan in the console, usually within a day, and the member is told so in plain words on the slip. When the owner's own AI account is connected the AI read is authoritative and lands straight away. The review queue shows the photo next to what was read, so approving a real receipt is one tap and a doctored one is obvious. It is the difference between a rewards app that hands out points and one whose points are worth something.